The Independent-News, Volume 100, Number 45, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 6 June 1974 — Page 3

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Miss Theda Bell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Bell Sr., Walkertcn, became the bride of Fred Casteel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hany Casteel, Walkerton, on Sat. urday, May 25, during a doublering ceremony m tbe First Brethren Church, Teegarden. with Rev. James Gilmer, officiating. Maid of honor was Jerri Carlson, Plymouth; bridesmaids were Jeannie Gilmer, Walkerton; Karen Martin, Plymouth; and Sandy Pontius, Walkerton. Best man was Kevin Briggs, Elkhart; and groomsmen were Jack Casteel, South Bend; Richard Reese, Plymouth; and John Verkier, Walkerton. Ushers were Ed Beasley, Walkerton, and Jeff Hyndman, Culver. The bride wore a white silk organza floor-length gown with a short train, low neck line and the gown was trimmed with bands of lace edged with blue chiffon ruffles. ‘W?< ■i. ’Asr”. MHH 1 w k PRETTY FEET E v o unique beauty cream । ... that changes those 1 ran dry & rough areas of skin R; into baby softness. Try it — S you'll find PRETTY FEET ( My is like no other. Go On .. . R ~ pamper yourself. j Rl 1

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The attendants were attired in blue long sleeved gowns with high necks tnmr.ied in white and they wore blue picture hats. Both the bride and groom are graduates of John Glenn High School and the groom is employed at Haas Concrete, South B-md. The couple enjoyed a week’s honeymoon in Florida. Celebrate 50th Anniversary The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George Pfeiffer, of Koontz Lake, was celebrated on Sunday, June 2, at the Koontz Lake Conservation Club House with dinner served from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. for 269 guests. Tables were decorated w’th goil floral arrangements and the guest tables had beautiful bouquets of gold mums and iris and on the gift table plants of gold mums and a basket of 18 gold roses decorated where beautiful gifts were plaoed. Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Lineweaver, of Crete, Illinois, of the Congregational Church, were present and he was the minister who performed the wedding ceremony 50 years ago on June 4, 1924, in the Bird Memorial Congregational Church, and who also presided Sunday when the wedding vows were renewed by the Pfeiffers who entered the club house from the ea_st entrance as "Here Com^s The Bride" was played by Tom

Voss, husband of one their granddaughters. The occasion was hosted by their daughter and family, M"and Mrs. Thomas Jerome of Griffith. and their five children. Pavers wi re made by a granddaughter. Mis. Phillip Toth. The ladies of the Conservati m Club served the meal wham was prepare I by the family. Mrs. W ... im Ik an 1 Mrs. Roy Newell were m charge of the It was a day of joy tor the PfeTfers and cne that will be remembereel for many years to come. K. L EXTENSION HOMEMAKERS (LI B The Koontz Lake Extension Homemakers met recently in the home of Mrs. Jerry Awald. Comments on the recent Achievement Night held at O-D High School proved that an enjoyable evening was had by all. The program on flowers with Joe Felke Jr., of Plymouth, was a tremendous hit. Fi Bowing the brief business meeting conducted by president Mrs. Joe Scanlon, a lesson on anxieties and tensions was given by Mrs. James Cornell. The seivices of the Knox Mental Health Foundation was explained. A brief summary of the all day session on canning and freezing held at Tracy Methodist Church was given by Mrs. James Clark and Mrs. Ed Cook. Installation of officers will be held at the June meeting in the home of Mrs. Frederick Awald and Mrs. Lavern Yuung will be installing officer. Lovely refreshments were enjoyed by the group. DANCE SAT., JUNE 8 NOME Country’ Western & Rock 9:00 - 1:00 Shamrock Inn North Liberty, Indiana Walkerton, Indiana Friday, Saturday, Sunday June 1, 8, 9 Cops and Robbers Shows at 7:15 and 8:50 Rated "PG” Woody Allen and Diane Keaton In SLEEPER Rated "PG”

JUNE 6, 1974 — THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS

MIRIAM CIRCLE MEETS Mrs. Dennis Umbaugh was hostess for the Miriam Circle at St. John’s Lutheran Church recently with nine adult - and a child present. Mrs. Evelyn Stephenson gave the topic, "When we ue at our wit’s ends," and also read a portion of Matthvw’ with hymns and prayer. The L C.W. bo:m : . - ear;:!’ m-’s for Mrs. Lillian Hit wh the Ct lin.nl M >nor A b’thl.iy card shower was g ■. f r m. < Ethel Smith on Maj- 12. The Circle w.ll be h istmg it general meeting on June 19 at the Church with Mrs. O. H. Finch giving devoticn-. Refreshment.- of jello fruit des-

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sert and chocolate cookies were srvd. □ D HO > I IT A L NOT E S n L RECENTLY ADMITTED TO LAPORTE HOSPITAL E. ' ‘ T m: nn, Mrs. George W- ' " . Mi ' Mnrie Kennedy. Br.. an Sav m, Lar.r- Savoie and Ma-. ■ 1 all f W Ik. erton. A patrolman asked a group of y ung-‘<t- m ne sch ol why they sir uld be parthularly careful in spring. "Because." -t! one eager youngster, "it’s mating season.”

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